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The June 21 market was the last event, founder Robert LaValva said today.

Some Thursday afternoon food news from around the neighborhood.

Some Friday food headlines to round out your week. Economy Candy's third-generation owner, Mitchell Cohen, says he always knew he'd have to leave his Wall Street job someday to take over the beloved shop "because you can't let that go...

Editor's note: A short time ago, we posted an Op/Ed from New Amsterdam Market founder Robert LaValva concerning the future of the old Fulton Fish Market buildings at the Seaport. The piece addressed two TLD articles in which Kelly...

Editor's note: The following opinion piece was submitted by Robert LaValva, president and founder of the New Amsterdam Market: The Lo-Down’s two recent articles regarding the New Amsterdam Market and the Fulton Fish Market contain a number of incorrect statements...

Here's a bit more on yesterday's deal paving the way for the redevelopment of the South Street Seaport and the establishment of two new food markets there.   On more than one occasion in the past few years, City Council...

A short time ago, City Council Speaker Christine Quinn announced a deal has been reached with the Howard Hughes Corp. creating a new food market inside the historic Tin Building.  The concession is part of a larger agreement paving...

If you're a fan of the New Amsterdam Market, here's something you'll want to be following in the next few days and weeks.  Events now unfolding in city government may very well help determine whether the popular event stays...

Hurricane Sandy battered the historic Seaport area, flooding many shops and restaurants, and displacing a lot of residents.   On Sunday, the neighborhood will receive a much-needed boost when the Peck Slip Pickle Festival goes on as planned at the...

' Coming up on Sunday, it's the 2012 debut of the New Amsterdam Market.  This year, the lineup includes fish, which is (of course) especially fitting since the popular weekly food fest is staged right in front of the old...